Highly reviewed confidence books

It can be truly intimidating to speak in public. The thought of appearing before an audience is more terrifying for David Nihill than cliff diving into a thorny pit of snakes and mothers-in-law. Some change was needed. David wanted to conquer his doubts by pretending to be an experienced comic named Irish Dave for a whole year, attending as many comedy clubs, concerts, and events as possible in what doesn’t seem like the best idea ever. At least one part of the strategy is logical: he was still Irish and was already named Dave. Within one year, David went from being mortally scared of talking to holding a business event, doing stand-up comedy on a weekly basis, and winning storytelling contests in front of packed audiences. So he did so by reading from one of the world’s best public speakers: stand-up comedians. Do You Talk Funny? reveals that the main concepts of stand-up humor can be adapted to your talks and speeches to make you more entertaining, fascinating and attractive. Whether you’re planning for a speech on trade, delivering a wedding toast, defending your dissertation, collecting money from investors, or even trying to bring something you’re scared of, this book will take you from sweaty to stage-ready.

Kara Goucher reveals her insights of using validated methods in the world of sport psychology to overcome self-doubt and boost running performance. High features Olympians Emma Coburn and Molly Huddle’s tips, strategies, and real-life experiences. Strong also provides insights from two sport psychology specialists, including Dr. Stephen Walker, Kara’s own sport therapist.

How to enrich your life in 5 seconds and get rid of doubt. You’ve had family, coaches, educators, colleagues, and peers in your life who have motivated you to be stronger than your excuses and greater than your fears. Mel Robbins explains the strength of a push moment by using pattern psychology, riveting tales and fascinating details from some of the most famous moments in literature, music and industry. She then gives you a basic method that you can use to become your best self. Using this method takes just five seconds, and you’ll be in good company every time you do it. Mel’s TEDx Talk has been watched by more than 8 million people, and managers inside the world’s leading companies use the platform to increase profitability, teamwork, and dedication. The 5 Second Rule is a simple, one-size-fits-all solution to the one problem that we’re all facing.

Are you ready to take your next career leap, but feel paralysed just by thinking of it ? Leadership pioneer Sally Helgesen and bestselling management mentor Marshall Goldsmith have coached thousands of high-ranking achievers even brought them to even greater heights. But with time, they realized that women and men don’t face the same obstacles in their career progress. For example habits that used to help women at an early stage of their career can interfer with the later stage progress. Sally and Marshall describe the 12 habits that tie people off as they try to progress, explaining why each habits has its own career stage. Based on Marshalls’ classic best selling What Got You Here Wont Get You There, their latest book Why Women Rise is important for any woman preparing to climb up the ladder.

Stop self-sabotage and conquer your fears in order to gain the confidence you deserve to accomplish your goals and become your own best friend. So many people appear to think that out of fear of becoming greedy and ignoring certain desires, they are not able to put themselves first and go for their own goals. The Self-Love Experiment corrects this misbeliefs. If you want to lose weight, secure your dream career, meet your soul mate, and get out of debt, it ‘s all related to self-love and acceptance. After healing from eating disorders, addictions, workplace burnout, and anxiety, Shannon Kaiser discovered the lessons to love herself, seek meaning, and lead a passion-filled life. Shannon leads you through her own private experience, a straightforward strategy that takes you through the process of eliminating fears compassionately, so you can fall in love with life. Shannon leads you on a wonderful journey of self-love and genuine acceptance of yourself.

Norman Vincent Peale was one of the most prominent clergy in the United States for half a century. Combining the teachings of Christianity beautifully with a deep knowledge of human nature, Peale conveyed a message about the importance of religion that resonated with citizens from all religions. The Power of Positive Thinking, the most popular of his forty-six novels, has been in print for fifty years, selling fifteen million copies, and translated into forty languages. The legacy of Peale persists today in the efforts of the Peale Institute for Christian Living, the Guideposts Outreach Department, which is now run by family members, and the Guideposts newspaper, which has a circulation of over 3.2 million individuals.